If you run an online store and want better results with email marketing, then Klaviyo may be a tool to consider.
Klaviyo is an intelligent marketing platform that can drive more sales in your online shop. It integrates nicely with many leading ecommerce systems, so if you have outgrown MailChimp and want to take your business to the next level, then Klaviyo may be for you.
Using Klaviyo, you can cleverly segment and target customers, automate emails and run smarter online advertising. In the right situations, Klaviyo is a great tool to improve customer experiences and increase sales, but it does not suit everyone.
This Concise Webinar was presented by Paul Murphy, Nicole Molloy and Richard Keeves. The webinar covers
What is Klaviyo?
Why and when would you use it?
How much does it cost?
What are the Pros and Cons of Klaviyo?
And more… including a very interesting case study
Webinar Replay
Richard Keeves
No BS Digital Strategist & Director at Concise Digital
I've been in online business for over 25 years. During this time, the digital age has transformed the world, and now many people take it all for granted. I don't.
In 2012, I wrote 'Catching Digital', a practical guide to business planning in the digital world. Now I work with business owners looking for over-the-horizon vision, strategic clarity and better business results.
In 2014 & 2015, I was the national Chair of Judges for the Australian Web Awards, which gave me deep insights in the Australian web industry. Not all of it is good, which makes me appreciate, and indeed love, the no-BS way we do business here at Concise Digital.
I'm a straight-talking keynote speaker, seminar-workshop presenter and a qualified trainer, and I've run Internet business seminars and workshops throughout Australia, New Zealand and in Asia and the USA. These days, most of my training work is for Concise clients & our team, including our Concise Webinars.
I live in Perth and Busselton, and in my spare time, I enjoy wine, fishing and AFL footy. I'm also a long-suffering member of the Fremantle Dockers football club. ;)
